Im absolutely convinced I will get it to run reliably and smoothly. But it definetly need some love out of the box.Man this firearm is a shi# show.
Im absolutely convinced I will get it to run reliably and smoothly. But it definetly need some love out of the box.Man this firearm is a shi# show.
Same could be said for a bunch of canadian makers that I wont name.You're a random Turkish manufacturer. Your choice: spend a skid of shells and test-fire a dozen shotguns while your village competitor unloads hundreds of them and you lose the contract, OR let the buyers test them, tell you what needs to be fixed, and make a buck on hundreds of shotguns.
Mine sat in that state until it was at the post office. I think whoever does updates at the alberta depot likes to dip into the Moosehead or Crown Royal instead of doing paperwork. That's my theory anyway.Is anyone else in Canada Post purgatory still?
Last update in AB Sept 4, maybe one of these reviews is a Canada Post worker
D&T for a grub screw?Anyone have a solution for that magazine tube plug vibrating out? I might just 3D print a plug of some sort, but it won't like the proximity of that hot barrel. I wonder what the threads are on this, if a regular magazine cap would work, I don't plan to use the extension...
Here's the thing:
People can look at this as negative reviews, OR they can look at it as "what's the reality here".
I had a "jut right" carbine go off out of battery and blow bits of a .45 case into my face. I've had BCL "labs" guns literally fall apart on the bench at the range. I've had 3 norinco 1911s that wouldn't shoot straight or feed ammo. I had a Kriss Vector that was $2000 15 years ago that was an absolute POS, so pretending that gremlins in a gun are particular to Turkey is bullsh*t.
I would have liked to have seen TI speak up here, these are their products (sort of), but I also understand why they are not engaging. No hard feelings That said, I also assume that people who simply go "OH wat a POS, I'd NEVER EVER EVER BUY THIS!!!!" are anti gun liberal trolls, I know they're on here, it's why I don't post anymore. I don't care what a progressive thinks about anything.
The bottom line: I shot the sh*t out of this yesterday and it worked. I own a functional "combat shotgun that should never be in civilian hands and it's the government's job to control people" (or however Kim Campbell and the conservatives phrased it in her gun control legislation). So I've lived long enough to defeat her whims. This is a HUGE win personally. If staking a part and a bit of adhesive fixes the issues, win win from my point of view. Don't like the sounds of it? Don't buy it, I'd like to get another one so you won't be competing, that's great.
I'll get this back together today and see if she runs right. Feels a whole lot better than just complaining on the internet. To those that are working to just fix this and then have fun, cheers!
I 3D printed a plug, solid PETG slug 0.95" diameter by 3/4 thick. I haven't shot it yet but I can't see the gun getting hot enough to be an issue. With snap caps, I haven't been able to replicate the loose shell issue.Anyone have a solution for that magazine tube plug vibrating out? I might just 3D print a plug of some sort, but it won't like the proximity of that hot barrel. I wonder what the threads are on this, if a regular magazine cap would work, I don't plan to use the extension...
Why would you do that? You can sell it for 1.5x msrp.That’s quite the assumption to make!
Me: this gun is a POS and I want my money back
You: anti-gun leftist liberal progressive troll!
lol, people can ##### all they want. It’s a favourite Canadian pastime![]()
There's a bit of difference between someone stating they would never buy something in the first place "cuz reasons", and someone having buyer's remorse. #####ing is INDEED a protected Canadian pastime well unless it makes trudeau hide under a desk, then it's insurrection and out come the tramplin' horses.That’s quite the assumption to make!
Me: this gun is a POS and I want my money back
You: anti-gun leftist liberal progressive troll!
lol, people can ##### all they want. It’s a favourite Canadian pastime![]()
I'd buy a tune up kit, put me on the list.I 3D printed a plug, solid Petg slug 0.95" diameter by 3/4 thick. I haven't shot it yet but I can't see the gun getting hot enough to be an issue. With snap caps, I haven't been able to replicate the loose shell issue.
I designed up a one piece aluminum replacement for the magazine limit rod and cap the other day. It has a larger diameter at the bottom where it pushes on the spring cap. Waiting on material and also don't have the time right now to toss it on the CNC.
At this point, maybe I just need to put together a tune up kit.
Yeah, the gun has gremlins. So far, none are catastrophic or safety issues. I, like others in the thread, have shot the gun for an entire afternoon without gun breaking issues. It sucks, but they are fairly easy issues to solve. It's a Turkish knock-off the SPAS. It is what it is.
I still think it's cool as ####. I'm wierd enough that, to me, the problem solving is almost as fun as shooting it.
If my shows signs of these issues, ill get a tune up kit aswell.I 3D printed a plug, solid Petg slug 0.95" diameter by 3/4 thick. I haven't shot it yet but I can't see the gun getting hot enough to be an issue. With snap caps, I haven't been able to replicate the loose shell issue.
I designed up a one piece aluminum replacement for the magazine limit rod and cap the other day. It has a larger diameter at the bottom where it pushes on the spring cap. Waiting on material and also don't have the time right now to toss it on the CNC.
At this point, maybe I just need to put together a tune up kit.
Yeah, the gun has gremlins. So far, none are catastrophic or safety issues. I, like others in the thread, have shot the gun for an entire afternoon without gun breaking issues. It sucks, but they are fairly easy issues to solve. It's a Turkish knock-off the SPAS. It is what it is.
I still think it's cool as ####. I'm wierd enough that, to me, the problem solving is almost as fun as shooting it.
We were the architects for this entire endeavor. US Distributors work on a net 90, where manufacturers have to front the inventory and then wait for payment. We fronted the full development costs in 2024 and despite all of the hardships with the bans and nearly going under, would not let this thing out until it was right. The original design had a plastic heatshield and different handguard, was hideous. We saw the potential, took that and made it into what it was today. The gen 1 seen above was someone at Sulun deciding to start production before we finalized the design, and we flatly refused to accept for all of the obvious reasons. It should also be noted that our MSRP is significantly lower then those selling in the USA...
Here's the thing:
People can look at this as negative reviews, OR they can look at it as "what's the reality here".
I had a "jut right" carbine go off out of battery and blow bits of a .45 case into my face. I've had BCL "labs" guns literally fall apart on the bench at the range. I've had 3 norinco 1911s that wouldn't shoot straight or feed ammo. I had a Kriss Vector that was $2000 15 years ago that was an absolute POS, so pretending that gremlins in a gun are particular to Turkey is bullsh*t.
I would have liked to have seen TI speak up here, these are their products (sort of), but I also understand why they are not engaging. No hard feelings there at all. I get it. Gun people are difficult to deal with. I wouldn't want to make a gun for you miserable sods.
That said, I also assume that people who simply go "OH wat a POS, I'd NEVER EVER EVER BUY THIS!!!!" are anti gun liberal trolls, I know they're on here, it's why I don't post anymore. I don't care what a progressive thinks about anything.
The bottom line: I shot the sh*t out of this yesterday and it worked. I own a functional "combat shotgun that should never be in civilian hands and it's the government's job to control people" (or however Kim Campbell and the conservatives phrased it in her gun control legislation). So I've lived long enough to defeat her whims. This is a HUGE win personally. If staking a part and a bit of adhesive fixes the issues, win win from my point of view. Don't like the sounds of it? Don't buy it, I'd like to get another one so you won't be competing, that's great.
I'll get this back together today and see if she runs right. Feels a whole lot better than just complaining on the internet. To those that are working to just fix this and then have fun, cheers!
Fair critism.Worthless words as time is starting to tell, things are clearly not right and nothing at Sulun has changed since I dealt with them several years ago.
Pennies on the dollar production quality and you have the gall to imply people should be grateful this problem riddled firearm is available after all of the bans is a massive insult to everyone.
Your post is textbook DARVO.
Educated people are difficult to deal with because it is hard to lie to them without being countered in return, some of us are prior importers/retailers who have dealt directly with this manufacturer for years so our criticism is very valid.
Desperation is not a valid reason to let quality become one of the lowest priorities.
I have no involved with Tactical Imports but I would suggest they hire someone to run the piss out of dealer sample firearms before the big shipments come in so that way ISSUES LIKE ALL THE ONES NOTED would have been documented and addressed prior to release!!
Bottom line we need as many firearms available for sale as possible but we do not need to be flooded with low tier garbage with a be grateful note attached to it.



























